Powerpoint lesson to introduce items of clothing to talk about what pupils wear to school but could be adapted to look at clothes in general. Also looks at agreement of adjectives (colours).

Powerpoint lesson on items in a pencil case.

Lesson on housework. Pupils start by tryng to identify phrases in French without having previously seen the vocabulary. Listen and repeat activity to follow with lots of repetition to consolidate. Also revises expressions of time so pupils can state how often they do things to help at home. Small written task at the end followed by repetition of first activity to show pupil progression.

Follow on lesson from 'Mi Madre Es Profesora'. Looks at giving info about part time jobs. Complimented by Edexcel GCSE text book. Inlcludes listening activity and opportunity for writing / speaking task.

Revision of school related vocabulary and food items in the context of lunchtime at school. Includes vocab match, reading comprehension, paired writing activity with opportunity for peer assessment. Re-inforces the use of 1st person singular verbs such as como, estudio etc.

Wordsearch game created using Linguascope with words for rooms in a house.

Follow on lesson from introduction of rooms in a house looking at how to describe what is on each floor - basement, ground floor etc.

Powerpoint lesson to introduce rooms in a house. Provides opportunities for paired / group and individual activities including a written activity.

Introduction to talking about what we eat at breakfast. A variety of activities in this lesson including; Group activities (match up and Rally Robin); Individual activity (worksheet); Listening activity.

Activity to compliment lesson of same title. Pupils try to recall as much topic related vocbulary as possible.

Worksheet to compliment lesson introducing rooms in a house. Pupils translate rooms into English then colour code according to whether the word is masculine or feminine. Then label the pictures in French.

Worksheet activity to consolidate talking about sports. Crossword with picture clues for pupils to complete followed by opportunity for written task using opinions.

Comprehensive food and drink vocabulary challenge to compliment lessons on mealtimes. Can be done as a paired or group activity. In pairs each pupil has a sheet and has 5 minutes to try and translate as many items as possible, after 5 minutes they swap papers and have another 5 minutes. Or divide class into small groups and give each group a pack of post-it notes. They then have to translate as many items of food and drink as possible (without a dictionary) writing each item on a post-it and sticking them to the desk.

Worksheet to revise dates for Y7 - two different versions as differentiated. Excellent starter activity or would work well as a plenary.

Lesson which looks at how to describe the place where you live. Looks at the differences between city and town and goes over adjectival endings. Re-caps giving opinions also.

Lesson to re-cap clothes. Originally created for Y9 group but could easily be adapted for other classes. A variety of activities including match up / translations / re-inforcement of indefinite and definite article / present tense of AR verbs (llevar) / translation game and homework activity.

Lesson originally designed to introduce future tense to Y8 but could be adapted for other year groups. Links in with the topic of free time. Includes mini-whiteboard activity where pupils identify the tense of the verb (present or near future), game of battleships and extension activity (reading comprehension).

Revision / consolidation of school subjects and giving opinions. Was originally created for y10 but could be adapted for KS3 classes. Includes games, listening activity and opportunities for written work. Complimented by Edexcel GCSE Higher textbook (this is where the listening activity has come from).

Nice worksheet to consolidate parts of the body in French. Pupils translate the words into English then label the picture.

Worksheet on clothes linked into the topic of school / school uniform. Pupils label the items and complete gap fill exercise.